Arbitration

Juan Carlos Herrera Launches New Arbitration Boutique in Quito, Leaving Notable Ecuadorean Firm Behind

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Quito, Ecuador — Juan Carlos Herrera has departed from the Ecuadorean law firm Flor Bustamante Pizarro & Hurtado to establish his own boutique practice. His previous work primarily centered on disputes involving energy and natural resources, which he intends to further develop in his new venture. Herrera’s move comes at a time when legal services related to energy and resource management are increasingly crucial in Ecuador, a country rich in mineral and hydrocarbon resources. His expertise in arbitration and dispute resolution positions him to address the growing complexities in these sectors. Upon launching his own … Read more

Ten Liga de Expansión Clubs Challenge Promotion Suspension in Court of Arbitration for Sport

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Mexico City, Mexico — A significant development has unfolded in the realm of Liga de Expansión, as ten clubs within the league have escalated their grievances to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). This move comes in the wake of concerns stemming from the suspension of promotion in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, league officials had promised that the pathway to promotion would be reinstated following the completion of six tournaments; however, much to the dismay of the clubs, this has yet to happen. The current legal challenge has raised questions about … Read more

Federal Judge Denies Arbitration in Cubs vs. Rooftop Owner Lawsuit Over Trademark and Viewing Rights

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Chicago, IL – A federal judge has ruled against moving a lawsuit by the Chicago Cubs against a neighboring rooftop business, Wrigley View Rooftop, to arbitration. The judge maintained her earlier decision, leaving the Cubs free to continue their legal battle in court. The dispute originated last year when the Cubs filed a lawsuit against Wrigley View Rooftop and its owner, Aidan Dunican. The Cubs allege that the rooftop business, which offers views of games and events at Wrigley Field from an adjacent building for up to 200 guests, has been engaging in unlawful activities. … Read more

Legal Showdown: Streaming Giant Tubi Faces Intense Arbitration Battle Amid Allegations of Mass Claim Manipulations

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Los Angeles, CA — A complex legal battle is unfolding in the heart of Los Angeles as former FBI special agent Stephanie Talamantez delves into allegations surrounding mass arbitration claims against streaming service Tubi, instigated by Keller Postman law firm. The dispute escalated when Jenner & Block, the law firm representing Tubi, filed a lawsuit accusing Keller Postman of soliciting fraudulent claims and violating arbitration agreements. The legal confrontation reached a new intensity this December when Jenner & Block prompted a federal inquiry into the validity of these claims, further alleging that some class members … Read more